New Angle Of Erling Haaland's Goal Is Amazing, Nearly Breaks The Net

A new angle of Erling Haaland's second goal against PSG in the Champions League shows how close he came to breaking the net.

Haaland's second in the 2-1 victory was a beautiful left footed strike from outside the box that left Keylor Navas helpless in the PSG net.

BT have released a new angle of the thunderbolt which lets you hear how sweetly he caught the ball.

The Norwegian forward was showered with praise following the game after taking his goal tally for Dortmund to 11 in seven games.

The 19-year-old had caught fan's attentions early in the game when he showed breathtaking pace to run box to box in ten seconds.

He opened the scoring in the second half after bundling the ball home from close range.

Neymar leveled for the away side six minutes later, tapping into an open net from a Kylian Mbappe cross.

But Haaland stunned Thomas Tuchel's side two minutes later and Dortmund held on for a vital victory.

The return leg takes place at the Parcs des Prices on March 11.

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Topics: Paris Saint-Germain, Football, PSG, Erling Haaland, Borussia Dortmund, Champions League

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